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Projects
Lutron’s Traveling Installation Showed the Power of Lighting Control
Lutron just wrapped a global tour of its Prismatic cube installation with stops across Europe and in The United Arab Emirates. Here's why.
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Viewpoints
The Singapore-Born Exhibition ‘R for Repair’ Travels to the United Kingdom
At London Design Festival, the second edition of the show commissioned by DesignSingapore Council is on view in the Victoria & Albert Museum.
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Surveying 100 Years of the Regional Plan Association
An exhibition takes a clear-eyed look at the Regional Plan Association's achievements and shortcomings, always with a focus on the future.
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Products
Nine Female Textile Artists Bring Belgium’s Sober Aesthetic to New York
The Gift to be Simple group exhibition, curated by Li Edelkoort, highlights designers reinterpreting the country’s rich textile history in pared-back, yet poignant, fashion.
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Revealing How Iconic L.A. Architect Paul R. Williams Thrived in Nevada
An exhibition of photographs by Janna Ireland captures his Nevada work's artistry, innovative spirit, and accessibility to a broader clientele.
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Viewpoints
A Craft Contemporary Exhibition Searches for New Dimensions in Quilting
The Los Angeles–based museum has opened a five-artist show to explore the meanings of layering in quilt-making.
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Crystal Bridges Imagines the Future of Housing
Five firms have developed five full-scale prototypes at the Northwest Arkansas museum’s Architecture at Home exhibition, on view through November 7, 2022.
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Projects
Welcome to Life on Mars
A public art and architecture project in England imagines how we might live sustainably on the red planet.
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Viewpoints
An Exhibition at Manhattan’s Drawing Center Cultivates a Gloriously Unruly History of Ornament
The Clamor of Ornament: Exchange, Power, and Joy from the Fifteenth Century to the Present revives a more inclusive history of ornamentation across the globe.
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Viewpoints
An Exhibition Explores the Complex Legacy of America’s Most Common Construction System.
American Framing, at Chicago's Wrightwood 659 Gallery, is an ode to the Balloon Frame.
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Viewpoints
Designer Julia Watson on Reaching the Age of the Symbiocene
Metropolis asked Australia-born, New York-based Julia Watson to tell us more about what the Symbiocene era holds.
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Viewpoints
The Adjaye Associates–Designed Basquiat Exhibition Looks Beyond the Myth of the Icon
The exhibition recreates the artist’s childhood home in Brooklyn, downtown studio, and the Michael Todd VIP Room at New York’s 1980s-era Palladium nightclub.
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Viewpoints
Manhattan’s Center for Architecture Imagines the Future of Universal Design
Curated by Barry Bergdoll and Juliana Barton, Reset: Towards a New Commons explores “more holistic approaches to inclusion” through architecture and design.
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Products
Salone del Mobile Doubles Down on its Commitment to Sustainability
For its 60th edition, the world’s largest design fair hopes to set an example by using carefully sourced materials and establishing strict exhibitor guidelines.
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Products
Crosby Studio’s Latest Collection Will Include an Interior Design Video Game
The New York and Paris-based designer Harry Nuriev’s Web-3 Café installation embraces a bitmap aesthetic in anticipation of a new Crosby Studios Video Game.
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Viewpoints
Majolica Mania Honors the Forgotten Laborers of the Whimsical Pottery Tradition
First put on by Bard Graduate Center last year, the traveling exhibition is now on view at Baltimore's Walters Art Museum.
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Products
Sculptural Lighting Is Having a Moment
Taking advantage of the latest technologies, unconventional lighting design is captivating collectors in search of personal expression. Here's a sampling of fixtures on view in New York and London.
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Profiles
Konstantin Grcic Speculates on the Evolution of Design and Function
The German designer's latest exhibition New Normals presents a series of thought-provoking installations mounted at the Haus am Waldsee museum in Berlin.
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Profiles
Tellart Founder Matt Cottam on the Importance of Immersion in Both Life and Design
The founder of the Amsterdam-based studio leans on craft and technology to create innovative interactive experiences.
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Viewpoints
A Show at the Art Institute of Chicago Examines Ways Subcultures Were Recorded in Print
Subscribe: Artists & Alternative Magazines, 1970-1995, displays more than 130 magazines and photos that challenge culture and belonging.